things are remembered differently
@Richard_Kadrey You can slate many English things, but come for sausage rolls, bread pudding … no. And then the insults of mislabelling pastie and cream tea. No. Not having it.
You can slate many English things, but come for sausage rolls, bread pudding … no. And then the insults of mislabelling pastie and cream tea. No. Not having it.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
@oldweirdalbion IÛªd be up for that.
I’d be up for that.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
You have to give ghosts respect. Include them in things, pour out a tot of apple brandy or two. You have tell their stories right. These folk trying to use ghosts to sell things to city folk havenÛªt got any respect. ThatÛªs why the spirits donÛªt co-operate. – Roy Bright #VOH
You have to give ghosts respect. Include them in things, pour out a tot of apple brandy or two. You have tell their stories right. These folk trying to use ghosts to sell things to city folk haven’t got any respect. That’s why the spirits don’t co-operate. – Roy Bright #VOH
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
Tomorrow will make us all ghosts. Tomorrow will make us all echoes in a story we no longer have a hope of editing. You may greet this truth as terror or as comfort, but it is a truth regardless of your choice. – #CLNolan
Tomorrow will make us all ghosts. Tomorrow will make us all echoes in a story we no longer have a hope of editing. You may greet this truth as terror or as comfort, but it is a truth regardless of your choice. – #CLNolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 9, 2021
At 5:30pm GMT, join us for a #HookWatch of The Pogles. It’s episode five. They ought to have called it ‘Siege of The Witch’. Bring tea, bring cake. https://t.co/KP7WUlG5BK
At 5:30pm GMT, join us for a #HookWatch of The Pogles. It's episode five. They ought to have called it 'Siege of The Witch'. Bring tea, bring cake. https://t.co/KP7WUlG5BK
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021
EnglandÛªs old gods are in the turning of the year. In the songs of the land as black winter becomes white blossom spring, as summerÛªs swollen belly kicks bruises into fall of autumn apples. The witch needs no invented feast. Her calendar is alive. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday
England’s old gods are in the turning of the year. In the songs of the land as black winter becomes white blossom spring, as summer’s swollen belly kicks bruises into fall of autumn apples. The witch needs no invented feast. Her calendar is alive. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021
The moons before and after Midsummer and Midwinter are known in Hookland as Û÷the witch twinsÛª. We may link this to the countyÛªs twin-witch spirits of Bright Bertha and Dark Peggy or we play ignorant of how witchery is a web of subtle connection. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday
The moons before and after Midsummer and Midwinter are known in Hookland as ‘the witch twins’. We may link this to the county’s twin-witch spirits of Bright Bertha and Dark Peggy or we play ignorant of how witchery is a web of subtle connection. – #EmilyBanting #WitchWednesday
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021
@KJSoar Astral hugs beamed.
Astral hugs beamed.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021
@ColneyHatch @GroupHookland https://t.co/165x23Mtcy
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021
Flutes made from human bones, bronze and bone lurs – we witches know what these things taken from Saxon graves are for. We know they are used to call and calm the dead. You can title them Û÷ritual objectsÛª on museum cardboard, but we witches know. – Faith Dunmort #WitchWednesday
Flutes made from human bones, bronze and bone lurs – we witches know what these things taken from Saxon graves are for. We know they are used to call and calm the dead. You can title them ‘ritual objects’ on museum cardboard, but we witches know. – Faith Dunmort #WitchWednesday
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 10, 2021